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    THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1021.
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Gifts Of Silken Loveliness Appeal to
Feminine Gift Recipient Two
Hour Sale Monday.
HERZBERG'S Main Floor Shop,
1519 Douglas, offer a fascinating
display of negligees, robes, lingerie,
bloomers and pcttibocker ravish
ingly decorated in bits of cobwebby
lace, folds of georgette, and touches
of hand embroidery. Hose in every
desired shade will be found in this
department, the newest designs in
all silk, all wool and silk an J wool
combinations in the plain and decor
ated clocked models ranging in price
from $1.45 to $2.45 a pair. A two
hour sale from 10 to 12 on Monday
will afford the value-seeker an op
portunity to buy silken teddies, step
ins and bloomers formerly priced up
to $5.95, for but $2: A luring offer,
is it not?,
Fans in the shops are showing an
inclination to decrease in size, es
pecially in the hand painted and em
broidered styles.
.
Electrical Gifts Demonstrated Daily
In Showroom.
THE Nebraska Power Company,
15th and Farnam, have a daily
demonstration in their corner show
room of electrical appliances sug
gested as Christmas gifts. Delicately
browned will be the waffles on
Christmas morning if they're made
on the new iron which may be man
ipulated by lifting or lowering a
handle. Quite the last word in
electric waffle irons! Each-iron will
make three waffles in three minutes,
baking both sides at once. Then
there's the "turn-over" toaster,
automatically turns itself I The gifts
useful though they're both a bit un
usual. '
For evening garments the furs
most in demand are first mink, then
ermine, kolinsky, squirrel and mole.
Furniture Shop Offers An Unusually
Varied Gift Line
CORTE-ALDOUS-HUNT Furni
ture Shop, 24th and Farnam, ha3
an unusually varied showing of fur
niture gift pieces: characteristic of the
unusualness of the gifts is a "Chris
tian Science Reading Stand" -of ma
hogany, at $5.50, : A high rack in
the center holds the daily lesson
booklet), .the sloping sides hold most
conveniently the reference book and
Bible the whole arranged to revolve
at will. A mirror for every odd
corner of the house is represented in
the showing ranging in .prke from
$4.75 to $25. Individually fashioned
lamp shades ''in artistic color, ' and
fabric combinations' "will be-found on
polychrome bases for table use or
on delightfully carved floor lamps
with silk cord "pulls." .Nothing is
more delightful for the child's gift
than a sturdy bit of furniture. You'll
find that this furniture store special
izes in children's furniture.
, ' , .
White satin frocks beaded in crys
tal and paneled in lettuce green chif
fon have been introduced by the
French. i -'
'All The "Surprise" Of The Picnic
Luncheon Is Embodied in the
Box Lunch.' ' f V
THE Miller Box 'Lunches which
will be sent auto delivery to any
part of the city are just as exciting
as a picnic lunch, for, outside of the
fact that it will cost a quarter and
that 'its sure to be delicious, one
knows nothing. Phone Douglas 6390
for ' immediate delivery to ; home or
office. ' "'' . ' ', '
. . , '(.'.. .;. '
White flannel skirts are seen with
bright colored sweaters and are worn
with matching hats of ribbon, .felt
or straw. , ' ' '
, v., .; . "
Western Union Shopping Service by
Telegraph.
IF you'd like to purchase a pair of
gloves' for your sister in San
Francisco, " a fur cap ' for "Uncle
George in Canada, the Western
Union will shop for you. . Buy by
wire "telegraph don't write. Call
Douglas 5300 Monday. Transfer de
partment for information in regard
" to the Christmas shopping service. ,
; Now Is the Time to Buy:
The final gifts upon your
list ...
The bathrobe for him, a
gift which will stretch from
now to beach-time;
The house dress for her,
in which she may maintain
her self-respect even though .
housework may press heavi-
ljThe ;gift in time in lingerie
of fluffy fineness;
The glove bond, certificate,
note; under whatever name,
this providance of gloves for
the days to come will wake
affectionate echoes in her
heart; "
The mirror beautiful, to re
flect her loveliness, the while
she is to reflect the gener
osity of your gift; . . .
The lounging robe pi silk..
brocade in tints of glory
w hich will -set him dreaming
of fairylands, as he smokes
in his den; -
Aa article for travel use
bag, box or' wardrobe, of
which there are so .many. and
so solidly handsome' as weil
as useful a? to "rank them
well up on the gift lists;. .
The motor robe of fur or
fabric to warm his heart as
veil as his knees;
Plants, bulbs, flowers for her.
To say Merry Christmas
with growing or growable
outdoor things is to confer
a compliment most delicate;
To search out the gifts for
little ones.
Evening Appointments Pleasant
Feature Of New Dundee Residence
Beauty Parlor.
MARY E. BALLARD, in her new
residence beauty shop, 3917
Farnam, offers the opportunity of
making evening appointments, a re
lief to the busy holiday shopper, the
club and business woman. I'hons
Harney 3555.
For evening wear, lace stockings
seem to be favored, but sprigs of
embroidery are also extensively
shown for trimming.
Baby Grand Piano Offered At Un-
, . , . . , T T
usual Price To Introduce New Lo-
cation of Well Known Music
Company.
THE Oakford Music Company,
.1.. ,
now on the southeast corner
- wii me muu.m
of loth and Howard, are offering an
exquisite new Baby Grand Piano in
a standard make for $42o. An ideal
Christinas gift! This new location
affords the largest single piano par-
lor in the city providing space for
100 pianos on the display floor. The
Baby Grand Piano display room is
35x22 a showing to delight the music
lover.- A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the Christmas public to
view the extensive display offered of
musical instruments of all kinds.
The suit jacket is generally loose
and features a narrow string belt.
Imported Canaries Promise Gift Of- s-10w nl0re decided fit than this sea
ferings of Originality. son.
THE Max Geisler Bird Company,
1617 Farnam, have received a
Christmas shipment of German ca
naries, an original gut suggestion.
Exquisitely trained singers, they may
be purchased as low as $8.00.
Evening gowns are better in the
high i colors, though a few blacks .
are shown, and black is still con-
sidered very smart. '
Specially Priced Gifts In Removal
Sale.
fTlHE
Townsend Gun Company,
J- 1
1514 Farnam, offer at special prices
gifts suitable for all members of the
family: - -' '
' For the youngsters: Gilbert"
Toys and, Lionel Electric Trains. '
For big sister or mother: Ten- '
nis and golf goods.
For Father: fishing tackle
which assures a big catch next
summer.
For the tom-boy members of
the family: skates and skis.
Of the excellent quality, well
known to. those acquainted with this
shoo these Kifts at removal sal
prices will appeal to all
shoppers.
holiday
According to reports the demand you, this is the shop for which you've
for slip-on dresses is on the wane, searched.
and again the woman of fashion is .
looking for the more intricate design The long waistline silhouette is fa
of the more elaborate type. vored for children's fall dresses.
Styleful Gift Blouses in "Blossom", and "Yellowstone," the Ravishing New
v rwi in SHjUdriTn. Offered at Ten-iDtine Reductions.
( )RKIN BROTHERS, CommtB
an unusuauy sspicnuiu bcicwvi ui .i. xw
georgette" and Kitten's Ear Crepe at $8.75 each. Fashioned on Dame
Mode's most approved lines, bloused, tied with softly crushed girdles,
'broidered and beaded in exquisite designs they present an array of cos
tume and taille'ur blouses unusually tempting for holiday wear or. gift
purposes. -
Why Not A Silk Dress "Pattern''
For Mother's Gift?
THE Silk Shop, 1517 Douglas, is
showing a lovely line of materials
particularly appropriate1 for a gift
dress pattern for mother.- Have you
seen the corduroy robe materials, 3 3
inches wide .they're: showing af"95c?
.These velvets are in all the new and
charming bright colors. - "If its silk,
"think of the Silk Shop."
."
Fur hats are often worn with
tailored suits with a fur collar.
i
Oriental Gift Stock Now Complete.
THIS is the time to make the holi
day gift selection at the Nippon
Importing - Company's shop, 218
South 18th Street Even the lowest
priced gift in this shop is attractive
for its just as luringly oriental as the
most expensive gift on display. Ask
to see the hand-tinted Japanese gift
cards.. -
Bands for the tennis player are
of both crepe and satin ribbon with
an ap pliqued motif at the front.
Lot-rGb Jloppin viiliMy
The Christmas pine grows straight and high
In the depths of the forest old;
And it hears the song of the wood folk shy,
When the nights are still and cold.
'And the winds croon a murmurous lullaby,.
While the silver moon hangs low in the sift.
And this is the song of the fair) ring
To the Christmas pine at night:
"Crow strong, O tree, for the children sing
Of your coming with eyes alight"
'And the winds whisper softly the glad refrain.
And the blue hills echo it once again.
Add-A-Pearl Necklaces -"P"""
A Gift Investment Unique In Gilt
4-fciiuata
size which has three little peirls on
a tiny gold chain. Adding one or
several pearls on each anniversary
anu v-ni lamias kunatiiuiis a n in-
vestment as well as a solving of the
troublesome gift question of what
to give. .Send for an illustrated de-
riP'i.ve 'ldcr Aon th,e "Ad?-A-
Pearl necklace. A wonder stock in
. ., .. .
every department will he diseoi
by the eager shopper, gifts for e
oue nlake jt ,,ossjblc to fill th(
tjre Christmas gift list without
every-
the en-
lrnv-
jng tne s,0p. Every gift shown at
Brown's is a "Gift that Lasts."
for street ' wear, both light and
gray 10SC are gf)0d, and it is
rumored that sheer hose in navy
blue will be worn,
0f Course Its "Nancy Jane's" That
.Best. Box of Christmas Candy.
"JJANCY JANE" who makes
caramels so rich and creamy that
- suku utntivua .uu'.wioi'.j
lliey qUltC niClt 111 One s mOUtll liaS
attractively boxed candies on sale at
the Women's College Club Exchange
Nebraska Power Company entrance
on 15th, one door south of Farnam.
Speaking of the new silhouette for
spring it is believed that the straight
line will be seen, but the cut of the
Arnccfc urill Hi cnrli tliat tlirv will
Take Your Decorative Problems To
This Embellishment Shop
NO matter what difficulty you're
in, how much material to buy for
the pleated skirt, what kind of beads
would hp most effective with certain
fabrics, matches for buttons, tassels,
ftc ( tjle ideal Button & Pleating
Company, third floor Brown block,
16th and Douglas, is ever ready with
a bit of skillful advice. Their work
s aiwavs above reproach, moderate
in price too.
Little kimonos in cotton crepe
may be purchased, the exact rep
lica of -the grown-up ones, except
that for the1 small tot the embroid-
ery is more delicate.
Crockery Shop Offers Many Tables
Of Original Gifts Low In Pric
ings. THE Lowcnmeyer Crockery and
Gift Shop, 1614 Harney, offers
tabic after table on which are dis
played unique gift offerings pleasantly
low' in orice. Little glass marmalade
jars, baskets, lamps, smoking stands,
and vases will ne louna in vaneu
forms. If the unusual gift appeals to
' r"6r?-Bnj.w . .'' . TTERZBERG'S Shoe Department-. ' 1 n& rug" V" ? p V "u uuur THE Mode Tleating Co..
i f i i ii. V t'iii a p i' ! mezzanine floor, 1519 Douglas, .. ' ?' ,V ,7 V -- Hoor, 1'axton Ulock, 10th
delightful little Add-A-Pcarl neck- . , . . , offers an unusual reblocking and re- pini,. ... ,,...,,;, ...
-...-.. urh k i.nnht in the ss have a smart showing of English cut .,;,; ,.,. JVe.i.-n. 1 ""a1, are hemstitching rows
JL Vrtittli lfSth Vtrrfr la chnu'iiiff flip r- J H-ipI-m lul 1 Sift anil Hflrnam I ... - .
Little Touches Give Charm to Feminine
AFTER ALL IS SAID AND
done, it. is the .little ac
cessories which have . more
to do with giving "a woman
that indescribably smart appearance
than has the costume itself. Even
though her--suit has .had the weir
and tear of several seasons, let it be
well taken care of and accompanied
by a modish and becoming hat, ir
reproachable gloves, well fitting ox
fords and a dainty handbag, and
she will create a much better im
pression than the woman clothed in
a new fall Suit, yet wearing on her
head a bedrabbled, unbecoming hat,
who has upon her hands soiled
gloves and on her feet shabby shoes.
Among the handbags, duvetyn is
one of the most favored of materials.
It may be fashioned in a draw, string
style or gathered onto a frame of
galalith or . shell. Steel beads are
employed to embroider solid or out
line designs, or t fashion tassels
which may hang from the hottom
or siJe of the b. Indeed, steel
f
Select Ensush cut Riding Boots If
youd u your 0ift Tq Hef An
Unusual One
riding boots m brown and black
which suggest the unusual gilt choice,
Brown "Aviatrix riding boots in
high laced style are ultra-voguish.
I It.g t0 Be a Leather GLft You'll
r- hn,i,
F RELING & STEINLE'S Luggage
ouccia, is tuning atiiatuvc B,iia
and plain, oblong, oval and square of
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civativc Ul ayiy Jiuvci die iwc iictuuwa&s uuucu iui iunaujf vaJiiLjr. til"
f0'-s anc- co'n Purscs for men will be found in interesting assortment from
tnc well-known leather houses of Mark Cross, London, and C. F. Rumpp,
tne representative leather house of the United States. May I make your
lcather S'ft selection this week?
THIS YEAR THE GIFT TO HER SHOULD BE A USEFUL ONE.
THE Kneeter Alaska Fur company, Fifteenth and Douglas streets, of
fers specially lovely values in fur coats appropriate for your useful gift
to her this year.
Subtle New Fragrances Of Perfumes Place Christmas Flower Orders Now
And Powders Make Them Ideal Don't Forget The Telegraph
Gift Offerings. ' . Flower Delivery. '
THE Green Pharmacy, 16th and UTf LOWER orders should be
Howard, offer a complete line of - placed now for Christmas," to
two new perfumes and powders,
Karess and Fiancee, each an equally.
attractive essence. Unusually ar-,
tistic are the exquisite gift containers
packed, cunningly gilded boxes fin
ished in brilliant toned satins.
A "Corrective" Shoe Which Really
Corrects.
THE "Ground Gripper" Shoe
Store, 1414 Farnam, offers in the
"Ground Gripper" a corrective shoe
which truly corrects toot troubles.
bend for an illustrated booklet wmcn
explains fully the possibilities of
correcting foot troubles through the
wearing of the "Ground Gripper"
shoes.
"One-Fourth Off" Prices In Photo
Supply Shop.
mHE Schmitz Photo Supply Shop,
1 Merritt Drug Store, 311 South
Sixteenth street, offers a pre-holiday place indeed just now. . Musical in
special price reduction of one-fourth struments of all kinds are to bs found
off on all kodaks, albums and frames,
It isn't Christmas if one doesn't get
a kodak! Write for prices.
beads are extremely popular in bag
dom, entire draw string bags being
crocheted from them.
Even on slippers, these tiny bits of
cut steel are in evidence, and black
satin slippers for evening wear. are
embroidered with them along the
sides or across the toe. Velvet
slippers are the latest footwear fad
and make their appearance in vivid
colorings as well as in black. Com
binations of gclu or silver brocade
are also used with black velvet. Be
sides 'this material, brocades and
satins are favored for evening wear,
while patent leather suede, calf and
kid are used for the street
. As to shoe modes, all sorts of
sandal and cut-out effects are in
vogue. Punch work, braid, stitch
ing, embroidery and appliqued mo
tifs are employed as trimmings,
while buckles of steel, beads, rhine
stones. red, blue and green ston"s.
serve to form the most attractive of
ornaments, FcilLtii, too, iu nod
So the pine tree's heart grows strong and true.
And its branches straight and tall;': ...
And we welcome its coming each year anew,
For the joy it brings to all. ,t
We deck it with silver and berries bright.
And light it with candles on Christmas night. ',.'
O beautiful tree! may we everyone grow
Strong and straight and hue;
May we hear the music sweet and low
The wood-folk sang to you.
And O may our hearts grow as true and fine
As the heart of you, O wonderful pine.
THE PINE, by Laura Amsdcn Fowler.
Hat Shop Offers Remodeling Serv-
ko on Hatg Furg Marabou and
Feathers.
ng aMd remodeling of furs and mara-
bou surprisingly effective.
The dance hat of tulle is smart.
Surely Find It In This Extensive
Shop, Eighteenth and , Farnam
glittering patent finishes, quietly con-
1,1 nai'iv- ovwuwu, awvj
quote John Bath, florist, 18th and
Farnam. Don't forget that you can
order through this florist flowers to
be ; delivered to any .distant point. The
Alluring Dainties in Readiness
For Your Gift Selection.
TTATTIE PUTNAM'S Nu-Bone
Corset Shop, 5th floor Karbach
block, Fifteenth and Douglas, is
showing fascinating gift dainties for
Christmas gifting. Dainty cans of
lace, ribbon and silk, silky garters
for wear wth. the filmy negligee.
sturdy bungalow aprons for house
wear fashioned on novel new lines
everything you'd like to choose for
gifts unusual.
Art And Music Store Expresses Gay
' Holiday Spirit.
m HE A. Hospe Music and Art
JL
Store, 1513 Douglas, is a gay
on the different floors while the art
department is a joy. Do your gift
shopping at Hospe's first I
ding sprays are placed across the
front of some of the smart evening
pumps.
And speaking of feathers, the new
hairpins which are fashioned from
swaying, drooping ostrich, are de
lightfully original. They are sup
posed to match the feather fans
which accompany the frocks for eve
ning. Besides the feather ,pins, jet
is also used for hair ornamentation
as well as colored galalith and shell.
Among these pins in black or colors
are to be found many high back
combs so Spanish in their effect, and
also much iike those in vogue in the
days of the empire when women
wore coquettish side curls and held
their coil of hair in place with a
large shell comb. Besides pins and
combs, the old time barrette makes
its appearance this season, coming
in jet as well as in shelL
Fans of feathers will supply the
color note to many an evening gown
of black velvet this winter, although
black fans iu ostrich, coque or lace
$
Dainty Undies Choose Decorations
of Delicately Tinted Hemstitch-
ins:
fourth
and
and
ucs iinon the
holiday gift tmdips which busy per
sons baste and take up to this cm
bcli,hiiig shop for the finishing
touches. They'll be glad to finish,
pack and send your gifts for you
with jolly cards.
Crin laize, which looks exactly like
the old-fashioned black horsehair
that covers Victorian furniture, is
being used by milliners for hats.
Expert Decorating Service Offered
Free of Charge.
QRCIIARD & WILIIELM'S in
J terior decorating experts at your
service! A free decorating service
is extended by the store, and its ot
tered to all customers in a suggest-ing-planning
service before or after
buying no matter in what part of the
The manamen l ot EZFZS
More the merchandise is purchased.
cm tumiturc liousc wants everyone
t0 know of and ofit b this decora-
tive service which assures an indi
viduality to the home of humble cir
cumstances in just as delightful a
measure as in the home of more
lavish expenditure. They invite you
to bring your decorating problems
to them, that difficult choice of light
ing fixtures, drapes and curtains,
rugs and carpets. Even the placing
of furnture is of absorbing interest
to the decorating staff.
Notes from Paris acclaim that
skirts for street wear will be eight
to 10 inches from the ground, and
still longer for evening wear.
Holiday Fashion Functions Promise
To Be "Bright" Indeed.
IF one may judge from the unusual
ly beautiful buckles and orna
ments which the modish footwear
models in the Thomas Kilpatrick &
Company's shoe department display.
Exquisitetly fashioned white metal
ornaments and buckles form the
background for rhinestones and un
usually fine colored stones, emeralds,
sapphires and rare jade, these in
quaint new pendant ornaments, but
tons, tiny bowknots, square and oval
buckles to slip over the fashion-fa
vored strap style pump of silver and
satin. "Marvette" is the name given
to the dainty new silver cloth strap
pump which charmfully combined
plain silver cloth with brocaded metal
cloth. These at $15 with 50c war
tax. Stylefully cut are the plain
silver cloth strap pumps at $13.50
with 35c war tax..' Filling every gift
demand are the handmade boudoir
mules and sniart D'Orsay models in
delicate tints ranging from $5 to $10.
The attractive hew Morocco leather
house shoes are offered at $10.
Net hairbands have crested work
that gives the effect of rhinestones.
,
Give A Thought Now
Needed Bit Of Work
To The
On Your
Automobile.
THE Universal Auto Top Com
pany, 19th and Douglas, offer a
skillful service for the . repairing of
your car top to make it entirely ready
fr the holiday entertaining. There
"or 7osT the'
SSsS,' erhaPs needs ' Z
"stitch in time," or the electric a re
upholstering of the interior in a deli
cate damask. You will find expert
service at the Universal.
For Palm Beach are noted prints,
cretonne and ginghams with sets
consisting of large floppy hat which
matches an elaboration of a smock
which mlcriit 1,P :prl fnr a Hress
Captivating Spanish Coiffeures
Achieved By Use Of New Gray
Amber Combs Set in Semi-Precious
Stones.
DREFOLD'S Hair Dressing Par
lor, 1001 W. O. W. Bldg., 14th
and Farnam, have just received
quaintly shaped new Spanish combs
in the new gray amber which Dame
Mode declares are to be worn in
all shades of hair. At $4, $5, $6,
and $7 they're charmfully set with
green or blue stones in delicatetly
traced designs.
Personality
are used. Sometimes the feather fan
consists of one slightly curled plume,
then again uncurled ostrich in
orange orchid, jade or fuschia is set
on sticks of shell or amber, or coque
feathers droop in a one-sided effect
from a frame of black enamel.
Small fans of Spanish lace or net
are quite new this season, much more
so in fact than those of ostrich, and
are quite as attractive. They are
embroidered in silver or in tiny col
ored beads or spangles.. Fans of the
time of Louis XVI, whose originals
are found in our various museums,
are dainty in the extreme, fashioned
as they are from spangled net or
lace.
Besides adding their own touch of
individuality to the costume, these
fragile bits of adornment, fans of
feathers or lace, hairpins and high
back combs, handbags and slippers,
are the most acceptable of presents
for the holidays which are so near
at hand,
i
I On- ffijjjL
m4
Your Christmas List It Good For A
Trip On The "Christmas Special"
At Thit Jewel Shop.
BRING your Christmas lift and
take a trip on the Christmas Spe
cial bound for the Henrickson Jcwd
Shop! You'll find every member of
the family represented in the differ
ent departments of this shop: father
would delight in an emblem of his
particular fraternal order; fraternal
pins, charm pendants and rings arc
offered in a wide range; lovely gilts
are shown for mother, bar pins of
gold and platinum engraved, f i la
greed and plain; quaint littl silver
serving pieces; delicate chains for
pendants, frames for treasured pic
tures, tiny traveling clocks and
watches. For the house one might
select a piece of the exquisite Libbey
or Hawkes cut glass, a Deautiful
cloek or an impressive piece of hol
low ware silver in quality plate or
sterling. Rings are quite the most
appealing gifts for big sister, links,
buckles, and watches for brother,
while tiny tots are represented in a
gift way by tiny bracelets, pin sets,
drinking cups and silver sets for the
table. Out of the high rent district,
16th and Capitol, it's a jewel shop
which offers values not to be over
looked. Novel Gift Ideas Moderately Priced
In Corset and Lingerie Shop.
WHO wouldn't adore to receive a
pair of blue satin garters with
stiff frill of silk lace and bits of gay
rosettes? Or a silver and blue bro
caded vanity which includes rouge,
powder and lip stick container. Love
ly gifts are offered in Mrs. M. C.
Donohue's Corset and Lingerie Shop,
in the McArdle Hat Shop, 1613 Far
r.am, Most of the new knitted dresses
are slip-ons and have short sleeves.
...
First On The Gift List The Ar
' tistically Filled Fruit Basket
YOU'LL surely place first on the
list one of the fruit filled baskets
at James Fruitlaud, southeast corner,
16th and Howard. They'll pack
these beautifully if you wish one sent
out of town.
Little Taffeta Frocks For Festive
Holiday Occasions Offered At
Reduced Pricings.
T AMOND'S, 17th and Farnam,
have a showing of dashing little
two-toned taffeta petal frocks which
they're offering at, reduced prices.
Formerly $39.50 they are now $31.50.
At the same pri are richly lovely
little lace gowns in brown and black.
A holiday saving of interest on
dresses just arrived at this smart
shop.
Points noted on new suits are
the low waistlines which are usually
bloused, the growth of width in suit
sleeves and the use of much nar
row braiding.
Furs For Christmas Need Not Be
Expensive.
DRESHER BROS., 22nd and Far
nam, are offering furs exquisite
in quality and styling-at prices with
in the reach of all. Mink chokers
range in price from $12.50 to $18.00,'
attractive gift offerings, voguish ad
ditions to Milady's trig tailleur.
Heavy brushed "wool traveling or
motoring coats are smart.
Beauty Specialist Will Make Ap
pointments For Work In Your
Home.
ELIZABETH HOPSON, Doug
las 5529, will make appoint
ments for beauty work to be done in
your home. Call Sunday afternoon
or Monday after 4. You'll find her
work lovely indeed, the prices mod
erate and the convenience of home
beauty work a delight.
Pre-Holiday Sale Offering On Silk
Shirts From Standard Manufac
turers. T T. M'QUlLLEiYS Shop foi
Men, 1512 Farnam, are offering
in a pre-holiday sale lovely quality
silk shirts for men in fine stripes ol
excellent silk broadcloth in desired
shades of the season at $5.50. Models
in La J err. with satin stripes at $8,
Of satisfying completeness is the
showing of bathrobes and lounging
robes in blanket cloth finely tailored
bound in silk cords, in terry cloth
preferred by many men to any otliti
material individual brocaded robel
in dull maroon and black, royal blue
and black and all black assure a cor
rect mode of house wear for the fas
tidious masculine person irreproach.
able gift selections. All robes shown
have slippers of the same material
tucked into the pockets inviting an
immediate donning for cosy cotillon.
Smartest muffler selection shown for
many a holiday is the showing of
fered in prices from $2 to $15: lus
trously fine silk jersey in black and
color combinations heavily fringed:
quite the swagger choice one of ths
new light tan camels hair scarfs. A
men's shop in holiday readiness,
awaiting your approving selection.
Catering Of Character Achieved Bj
Popular Cafe Man.
ALFRED JONES, who operate!
the Ilillcrest cafe of horn
cooking, 2811 Caldwell, is an artist
in the line of catering. His services
ensure correctness of every detail of
the wedding breakfast, luncheon, din
ner or supper. A distinctive touch
will be found in his arrangements
which adds to the happy memoriei
of the occasion. Such lavishly
planned, and cooked dinners he ij
serving at Hillcrest during the holi
day season, chicken, turkey, goose
and duck to order, steak or fish il
one prefers. Delightful surprises,
too, in the way of relishes and salads
while the desserts are quite the last
word in deliciousness.
Furniture Gifts Achieve The True
Holiday Gift Spirit Combined With
A Practical Gift Selection.
TTARTMAN'S Furniture Store, 415
South 16th Street, have innumer
able gift suggestions of value to the
person who wishes to combine the
beautiful and practical in his gift.
Mahogany gate leg tables,
$32.75.
Tall mahogany hall clocks,
$62.50.
End tables for chair or
davenport, $10.50. t
Solid mahogany Martha
Washington sewing cabinets,
$21.50.
The gift of furniture is one surt
to appeal and the values quoted
above are truly attractive.
Electrical Gifts At Special Prices.
MILTON ROGERS & SONS
COMPANY, 1515 Harney, have
announced special prices on two eleo
trical gift offerings:
Manning Bowman Electric
Toaster, $4.49.
Manning Bowman Electric
Coffee Percolater (7-cup
size), $9.79.
Your gift is sure to appeal if its
an electrical onel
Dame Fashion's Fads.
Sheer hose in navy blue are being
worn in Paris.
Black satin and white radium lace
are used in combination.
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Suits of striped woolen fabrics are
trimmed with wool fringe.
Fruit and flower trimmed felt hats
are having a great vogue.
Blond stockings are taking the
place of the popular gray ones.
Many of the frocks for southern
resort wear show elbow length
sleeves.
The frock of Canton crepe is very
much worn. It it generally made in a
plain, low, sleeveless model, em
broidered heavily at the hem.
A smart costume recently noted
was a symphony in violet shade with
a long sports coat of rough tweed,
a cloth frock of lighter shade and a
deep - purple hat rimmed in black
quills.
Flat purses have their sides out
lined by a single row of rhinestones
and black onyx, arranged with ;ix
of the white and six of the blacU
stones alternately so that it makes
the outline black and white by
inches.
Striped and plaid skirts in the col
lege colors have been adopted b
many of the younger set in th
heavy Scotch tweeds, plain and ii
the dark heather mixtures of brown
gray, blue, orange and rust; and it
is becoming" quite the fad to have a
hat or tarn of the same material a
one's sports skirt.
There are a number of
people who give thought to
the matter of buying and, on
the other hand, there are a
number who buy thought
lessly the first thing that
comes to hand. It is to the
former that this column is
addressed.
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